Ever wondered what a fourth-generation shopping mall looks like? Here at Galeria Północna, you are standing in one. Galeria Północna is not just a place for shopping. It’s designed as a place for recreation and entertainment too. This is what sets it apart as a fourth-generation mall.
Galeria Północna opened its doors on September 14 2017. It quickly became a landmark in Warsaw’s Białołęka district. The Galeria Północna stands on a five-hectare plot. It is near the Białołęka Town Hall on Światowida Street.
Inside Galeria Północna, you will find over 200 shops. These shops include boutiques and service points. They represent well-known Polish and international brands. If you’re hungry, there is a food court with many options. For movie lovers, there is an 11-screen Cinema City. Kids can have fun at the Fikołki Playroom. Fitness enthusiasts can visit the Zdrofit fitness club. Don’t worry about parking. Galeria Północna provides 2000 parking spaces.
The building’s design is striking with its white color. The architectural firms APA Wojciechowski and Moshe Tzur designed it. But the attractions don’t stop indoors. Head to the roof. You’ll discover a garden, a skatepark and an outdoor gym. Public art is a key feature here. Inside the Galeria Północna, look for the 22-meter sculpture “Wir”. Oskar Zięta created this impressive piece.
Galeria Północna is owned by Globe Trade Centre. It has a lettable area of 64800 square meters. The mall received LEED GOLD certification. This shows its commitment to sustainable building practices. Galeria Północna offers more than just shopping. It blends commerce with leisure and recreation. It’s a place where you can shop, relax and have fun.